Nonfiction, for professionals

Put your name on a book.

Imprint is where a book is written from your own expertise: an idea, a title, an outline of chapters, drafts you edit, and a Word file and a PDF at the end. For the client guide or the lead-magnet book only you could write.

Open the studio Try the outline here

The book, the author and the chapters on this page are invented examples.

imprint.snowai.app/studio/book/renewal-checklist/outlineIn build · example

ImprintThe Renewal ChecklistOutlineSavedExport

OutlineAdd a chapterReorder8 to 14 chapters

Word and PDF made · ready to download

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Built on the family

Dictationevery boxSnow AI Askideas, outlines, draftsSnow AI ReaderPDF sourcesSnow AI RenderWord and PDFAI disclosurefor store formsOne Snow AI login

Who it’s for

You already know the book. It just isn’t written yet.

A guide clients keep

Insurance agents

The questions you answer every renewal, put in order once, with your name on the cover.

Before the season starts

Tax preparers

What clients should gather, what changed and what to expect, as a short book you hand out instead of repeating.

Your method, written down

Coaches and consultants

The framework you teach, chapter by chapter: a lead-magnet book that shows how you think before the first call.

5steps from an idea to a file

5title and subtitle options to choose from, or write your own

8–14chapters in an outline, each with a summary and its points

2files at the end: Word and PDF

0words of yours ever replaced by a draft

How it works

From an idea to a file you can hand out.

Each step below is being built, in this order. The studio says “In build” wherever one isn’t ready.

In build · step 1 and 2

The idea and the title

Say what it’s about. Pick from five titles.

Talk or type the idea: what the book is about, who it’s for and how it should sound. Imprint comes back with five title and subtitle options and one sentence that positions the book. Pick one, edit it, or write your own.

A mic on every box
Your name for the title page and the copyright line
An optional “About the author” page

ImprintUntitled bookTitle

The idea✓

A short guide my clients can read before renewal, so they know what to check on their own policy.

The Renewal ChecklistA short client guide to reading your own policy before it renews

Before You RenewWhat to look at, what to ask and what to keep

Read Your PolicyA plain walk through the pages most people skip

Example · invented · 3 of 5 options shown

In build · step 3

The outline

Eight to fourteen chapters, each with its brief.

The outline gives every chapter a title, a summary and the points it should make. Reorder them, rename them, add one or delete one. The brief is what a chapter’s draft is written from, so it’s worth getting right.

Each chapter shows where it stands: Outline, Drafting, Edited, Done
A target length for each chapter
Your outline, your order

ImprintThe Renewal ChecklistOutline · 8 chapters

1Why renewal is the moment to lookThe one time a year the terms can change without you askingDone

2Reading the declarations pageWhat each line means, and the two numbers to check firstDrafting

3The three questions to ask your agentShort questions that get useful answersOutline

4Keeping your records in one placeWhat to keep, for how long, and whereOutline

5What changes when your life changesA move, a new car, a new businessOutline

Example · invented · 5 of 8 chapters shown

In build · step 4

The chapters

Write it yourself, or draft it from the brief and your sources.

Each chapter has its own workspace. “Draft this chapter” writes from the chapter’s brief and the sources you tick, and nothing else. The new paragraphs are added after your own words; nothing you wrote is replaced.

A missing fact is marked [need a figure] or [need a source]
Sources are paraphrased, not copied in long passages
A PDF source is read by Snow AI Reader; only its words are kept

Every book is general education, never medical, tax or legal advice for one reader, and never holds a real person’s health details.

ImprintThe Renewal ChecklistChapter 2 · Reading the declarations page

Brief

What each line of the page means
The two numbers to check first
What to do when something is wrong

declarations-sample.pdfrenewal-notes.mdagency-faq.pdf

Most people meet their declarations page once, when the policy starts, and never again. It is worth a second look every renewal.

AI draft · 212 words

Start at the top: the named insured, the policy period and the address the cover applies to. A wrong address is a common mistake [need a source].

Next come the limits, the most the policy will pay, and the deductible, what you pay first.

In build · with step 4

Honest about AI

A count of what AI wrote, for the form that asks.

Amazon KDP asks whether a book contains AI-generated text, and enforces it. Every time a draft adds words, Imprint records how many. The disclosure helper adds them up per chapter and gives you a statement to adapt for a store’s form.

Editing never erases the record of what was inserted
It says plainly that it can’t see your later rewriting
A helper, not legal advice, and no promise of what a store decides

ImprintThe Renewal ChecklistAI disclosure

Chapter	Words drafted by AI
1 · Why renewal is the moment to look	0
2 · Reading the declarations page	212
3 · The three questions to ask your agent	0
Total, 8 chapters	212

“Parts of this book were first drafted with AI assistance from the author’s own outline and sources, then reviewed and edited by the author.” Adapt it for the store’s form.

In build · step 5

The files

A Word file and a PDF, ready to hand out.

With a title page, a copyright page and contents, made by Snow AI Render. A final file waits until every gap is filled, and names the chapters still holding one. A draft export is always there, with a DRAFT line at the head of every chapter.

Nothing publishes or sends: you download the files
Do what you like with them: print, email, upload

Later EPUB, a print-ready PDF with trim size and bleed, a cover, and Word import.

The Renewal Checklist.pdf

The Renewal ChecklistA short client guideAri Vance

Contents1 · Why renewal…2 · Reading the…3 · The three…4 · Keeping your…5 · What changes…

DRAFTChapter 2Reading the declarations page

Try it here

Shape the outline, draft a chapter, make the files.

A working model of the steps being built, on an invented book. Reorder the chapters, draft a chapter, fill its gap and try the export. Nothing here leaves this page.

imprint.snowai.app/studio/book/renewal-checklist/outlineIn build · example

The Renewal Checklist

Click a title to rename it. Move chapters up or down, delete one, or add one.

8 chapters

1Chapter 1 title

2Chapter 2 title

3Chapter 3 title

4Chapter 4 title

5Chapter 5 title

6Chapter 6 title

7Chapter 7 title

8Chapter 8 title

New chapter title

An outline holds 8 to 14 chapters, so none can be deleted below 8.

AI disclosure

The words AI drafted, per chapter, from the record each draft leaves.

Chapter	Words drafted by AI
1 · Why renewal is the moment to look	0
2 · Reading the declarations page	0
3 · The three questions to ask your agent	0
4 · Keeping your records in one place	0
5 · What changes when your life changes	0
6 · Comparing a renewal offer	0
7 · When to ask for a review	0
8 · A one-page checklist to keep	0
Total	0

A statement to adapt

No text in this book was drafted by AI in Imprint. Ideas and outlines suggested by AI were reviewed and chosen by the author.

This counts the words AI inserted. It can’t see later rewriting, it isn’t legal advice, and it can’t promise what a store will decide.

Open the studio What’s included

What’s included

Two ways to have Imprint. The whole book in both.

On its own, or inside the Snow AI account you already have. Imprint is being built; this is how it will be offered once the book steps are ready.

Imprint on its own

For an author who only needs the book studio. Its own page, its own plan, the Snow AI sign-in.

Pricing is being setNo figure until it’s final

Idea, title, outline and chapters
Drafts from your brief and sources
The Word and PDF files, and the AI disclosure helper

See Snow AI plans

For Snow AI customers

Imprint inside your Snow AI account

Add it to the account you use for other Snow AI apps. What your account already has is not charged again.

Pricing is being setNo figure until it’s final

Everything in Imprint on its own
Ask, Reader and Render shared with your other apps, counted once
The same login across every app on the account

See Snow AI plans

Where the saving isImprint is built on three Snow AI capabilities: Ask for ideas, outlines and drafts, Reader for PDF sources, and Render for the Word and PDF files. Bought one by one, each is its own subscription. Inside a Snow AI account each is held once, whichever product brought it, so Imprint adds only what the account doesn’t have yet.

What’s included where

Capability	Imprint on its own	Inside your Snow AI account
Your books list and the studioReady today	Included	Included
Idea, title options and outlineIn build	Included	Included
Chapter draftsIn build · through Snow AI Ask	Included	The Ask your account already has, usage pooled
PDF sources readIn build · through Snow AI Reader	Included	The same Reader as your other apps
Word and PDF filesIn build · through Snow AI Render	Included	The same Render as your other apps
AI disclosure helperIn build	Included	Included
Dictation on every boxIn build	Included	Included
Snow AI sign-inReady today	Opens Imprint	One login for every app on the account
Later, in both	EPUBPrint-ready PDF, trim size and bleedA coverFiling a book in DocumentsWord importImprint inside other apps

A Snow AI customer never pays for the same thing twice. If your account already has Ask, Reader or Render through another Snow AI product, Imprint uses it and doesn’t charge for it again.

Part of Snow AI

An article, a book. Your name on both.

Imprint is one app in the Snow AI family, built from its sibling Byline: the same sign-in, the same look, the same care with your facts.

Byline, for articles

A byline puts your name on an article; an imprint puts it on a book. Byline is where articles are written and published to Playbook.

About Byline

Documents, for keeping it

Filing a finished book in Snow AI Documents comes later, with Documents’ intake door. Until then, the files are yours to download.

About Documents

One Snow AI sign-in

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Questions

Asked before chapter one.

Something else? Write to support and a person will answer.

Can I use Imprint today?

Not for a whole book yet. The studio is up with the Snow AI sign-in and your list of books. The idea, title and outline come next, then the chapters and drafts, the AI disclosure helper, sources, and the Word and PDF export.

Does it write fiction?

No. Imprint is for nonfiction written from your own expertise: a client guide, a handbook, a lead-magnet book. There are no fiction features.

Will a draft make things up?

A chapter draft uses only the chapter’s brief and the sources you tick. It never invents a fact, figure, name, quote or citation: a gap is written [need a figure] or [need a source], and a final file waits until every gap is filled.

Does Imprint publish my book anywhere?

No. Nothing publishes and nothing sends. Imprint makes a Word file and a PDF that you download, and you decide what happens next.

What about Amazon KDP’s question on AI?

KDP asks whether a book has AI-generated text. Imprint records how many words each draft inserted, per chapter, and gives you a statement to adapt for the form. It can’t see your later rewriting, it isn’t legal advice, and it can’t promise what a store will decide.

Can anyone else see my book?

No. A book, its chapters and its sources are their author’s alone. There is no shared editing and no one else’s view, including the people who run Imprint.

Can I include a client’s story?

Never a real person’s health details. An example person is invented and labelled as invented in the book. Every book is general education, not advice for one reader.

How much will it cost?

Pricing is being set, and no figure will appear here until it’s final. A Snow AI customer never pays for the same thing twice: what your account already has through another Snow AI product is not charged again.

Your expertise, between two covers.

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